Wearable computing device mounted on superior dorsal aspect of a hand
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1. A handheld computing device, comprising:
- at least one motion sensor fixed to the device sensing an orientation of the device; and
means for mounting the device on a superior dorsal aspect of a hand, so as to mount the device entirely within a triangular region between a thumb and second finger of the hand;
the at least one motion sensor for generating signals associated with movement of the hand representing gesture commands.
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Abstract
A handheld computing device is provided, which includes: a motion sensor fixed to the device sensing an orientation of the device and a mounting structure for mounting the device on a superior dorsal aspect of the hand. The device can include an enclosure shaped to conform to the superior dorsal aspect of the hand. The enclosure can be triangular-shaped with rounded vertices. The device can include a display screen for display of data. The mounting structure can include a glove.
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1. A handheld computing device, comprising:
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at least one motion sensor fixed to the device sensing an orientation of the device; and means for mounting the device on a superior dorsal aspect of a hand, so as to mount the device entirely within a triangular region between a thumb and second finger of the hand; the at least one motion sensor for generating signals associated with movement of the hand representing gesture commands. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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